Legora is a Vertical AI Agents company founded in 2023 and based in Stockholm, Sweden. It has raised $816M in total funding, most recently a Series D extension in 2026 at a $5.6B valuation.
Sweden| Date | Stage | Amount | Valuation | Lead investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 30, 2026 | Series D extension | $50M | $5.6B | NVentures |
| Mar 10, 2026 | Series D | $550M | $5.5B |
| Accel |
| May 1, 2025 | Series B | $80M | $675M | ICONIQ, General Catalyst |
Legora is running Harvey's playbook at Harvey's pace, a year behind: agentic legal workflows, tabular document review, and a land-grab across European and US firms that carried it from Stockholm founding to a large Series D and extension within three years. Growth is unambiguous; what is not yet visible is lock-in — the custom-agent accumulation and majority-of-big-law penetration that gives Harvey switching costs — so the position today is a strong product in a two-horse race where firms happily run bake-offs. No pricing record exists to test loyalty, and the same ceiling risk applies as to all legal AI: frontier models absorbing the work the wrapper packages.
Max Junestrand co-founded Legora in 2023 in Stockholm and serves as CEO. Under his leadership the legal-AI startup scaled across Europe and into the United States, reaching a roughly $5.6 billion valuation in 2026 following its Series D and an extension.
Sigge Labor co-founded Legora in 2023 alongside Max Junestrand and serves as the company's President, helping build its collaborative AI platform for lawyers.
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Collaborative AI workspace for lawyers that automates legal research, drafting, and document review, with tabular review of large document sets and agentic workflows tailored to legal use cases.
